If you could pick just one Glasto headliner..

[Freddyflintstonree]

Who would it be?

Few rules:

- Must be alive. 

- Must be 'Glastonbury headliner sized' (obviously going to be controversial, but anyone roughly big enough to headline without being a ridiculous bump up is fine). 

- Can require a band to reform or a comeback, regardless of how unlikely it is, though they will play as they are today (age, voice etc.)

- No slagging me off for what is almost certainly a regular post. 

Let's hear 'em! 

[Bradders]

Daft Punk

[gfa]

Daft Punk for a new one

Ones i've missed - Blur or Chems on the pyramid again rather than other

[dingbat2]

Paul McCartney

I don't care that he will be 80 and his voice isn't what it used to be. He's a f*&king Beatle, and it's probably the last chance we'll get to see a Beatle performing live so can't miss it

Can't wait

[Crazyfool01]

REM .... was bolloxed last time they played 

Edited April 2, 2022 by crazyfool1

[Punksnotdead]

Depeche Mode 

[squirrelarmy]

Fleetwood Mac

I know it will never happen though unless they decide to cut their fee. 

[dingbat2]

... and Portishead again

...I wouldn't mind U2 giving it another go as well, it didn't really work last time they on so many levels, especially the weather

[maelzoid]

Pearl Jam because it should happen.

[dingbat2]

... and whats left of Pink Floyd.

Gilmour, Waters and Mason, that would be truly special

[zico martin]

Until a few years ago my answer would surely have been the Smiths, now perhaps I'll stick to Pearl Jam and Depeche Mode. 

[One Tonne Baby]

Talking Heads

[Mark_safc]

Never going to happem now. But would love to see The Stone Roses walk out onto that stage.

[Mezhyp1]

Talking Heads by miles 

[ogriff]

Either a Portishead-Massive Attack-Tricky showcase/supergroup belting out the moody bangers for 3hrs

Or RATM because there's no other set that would make me smile inwardly beforehand for months and throughout 

 

 

 

[TomSE13]

The Stone Roses or RATM

Edited April 2, 2022 by TomSE13

[Brave Sir Robin]

Pink Floyd (or Waters-Gilmour-Mason, at least)

[Hugh Jass II]

Pulp.

(Would have said Blur but I was there in 09 and it will never be topped)

[Freddyflintstonree]

My answer is The Smiths or Depeche Mode. 

[Deaf Nobby Burton]

Not one, but Stone Roses or Fleetwood Mac.

Ones I’ve missed REM or Blur.

 

[gazzared]

Depeche Mode

[Rex2]

ACDC

[JSmurphy]

Nirvana.

R.E.M

Edited April 2, 2022 by JSmurphy

[kemosabe]

Daft Punk for me too. Although Elton, Fleetwood Mac or Beyoncé back again would be great. 

[Wooderson]

Madge.